The internet is first place people now go to find something out, whether it be for personal use or for business use, for there is a mind-boggling explosion of knowledge on internet, most of which we are never going to read, simply because we would need to live to 900 years old to be able to find time and that's supposing no more knowledge gets added in meantime. In that 900 years, inevitably, a lot of information will go out of date, so we need to live another 900 years to catch up on 'updates'. This could go on forever, for there would always be more knowledge coming along we need to keep track of.

Yes, internet is a wonderful depository of knowledge, knack of using it to full advantage is to keep trawling and discovering new web sites and then having found some we like, for fresh new content, regular updates, etc., bookmark them in your browser, so you can find them again.

None of us are going to live to 900 years, so we need to maximize our time on internet, for there are approximately three billion web pages indexed by Google, and more are being added every minute of every day, even while you have been reading this.

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The author Tony Dean runs a web site where he has free ebooks for instant download as well as sells ebooks and software. "The Best Ebook and Software Site On The Net!" Http://www.ebook-sales.com

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All this in trying to get a piece of over $6 billion dollar search engine advertising pie. Plus hopes of making search engine results more useful to surfers.

We all know that Google makes money with Google Adwords by displaying results along side or on top of search results. Now Google is announcing their own email service which will also provide even more revenue by having advertisements along side email messages. The Security and Exhange Commission is most likely going to require Google to show their books. Since they expect that Google has over $10 million in assets and possibly over 500 equity holders.

The bottom line is whether Google makes an initial public offering or not. Their financial disclosures will hopefully show that there is plently of room for all to have their share of search engine market.